Western unity on summit questions set for Paris talks
Washington reports ministers agreed on two main Cold War issues Germany Berlin and disarmament. Western aims include reunified Germany with elections and possible interim arrangements for Berlin if needed. They plan to push disarmament specifics, await allied coordination in Paris London and Washington.
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London
Washington
Istanbul
Euade
Germany
Berlin
Geneva
Youthful Detroit area gang busted after string of robberies
Harper Woods Michigan police say a teen age gang tied to more than 10 robberies in Wayne and Macomb counties over two years has been broken up. Ten youths, seven under 17, were detained with two from East Detroit arrested in Munising. Three adults remain held pending investigation. names withheld until charges.
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Macomb
Detroit
Castro Still After Foe in East Cuba
Insurgent former officer of Castro's army eludes crack mountain troops in Sierra Maestra. Beaton and a five-man band remain at large as Raul Castro and top commanders direct the nine day manhunt. Reports say thousands of government troops have scoured Pico Turquino and Palma Soriano area, with clashes and potential rebel bands under El Mexicano and Lagruya. Gary Cooper underwent prostate gland surgery yesterday and is in good condition.
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Jerra Maestra
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Castro
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Sierras
Boston
Gary Cooper
Massachusetts General Hospital
Census figures near in Lenawee Monroe districts
County census figures show Lenawee at 95 percent completed with Manitou Beach and Wamplers areas as delay points due to unoccupied cottages Adrian city nearly finished. Officials expect official totals for all county communities within a week or ten days, warning against premature counts.
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Monroe
John R
Wash Thompson Jr
Jackson
Thamp
Wamplers
Manitou Beach
Adrian
Thompson
New Work Stoppage Planned in Africa
Johannesburg authorities brace for a second Negro work boycott aimed at overturning apartheid. Police raid Orlando, arresting about 100 inciters as ANC pamphlets call for a week long work strike starting Monday. Officials warn workers to stay at work and Negro schools may be shut if teachers and pupils stay away.
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South Africa
Orlando
African National Congress
C.J. Lommer
C. W. Maree
Hendrik ¥. Veerwoerd
Another Child Hit By Car In City Streets
City police urge parents to warn children after three youngsters and two bicyclists were struck in eight days. Six year old Ricky Knight was hit at Division and East Michigan by Clarence Judson, 48, swerving to avoid him. Ricky suffered chin bruises amid ongoing caution on road safety.
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East Michigan
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Holy Sepulchre Rites Cast Across Good Friday
In Jerusalem the crucifixion story was recited beside an empty tomb in multiple ancient liturgical languages. Orthodox, Armenian, Syriac, Ethiopian and Greek rites coexist within the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, requiring careful timing as Easter is celebrated together this year.
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Jordan
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Man Burned at Service Station Robbery Suspected
Carl Perry Nickell was found burned beyond recognition near a service station east of Belleville after a late night robbery. Police believe he was robbed of about 69 dollars and then set ablaze with gasoline. the station has a history of eight robberies in two years. Nickell lived in Willis and the body was transported to Detroit for autopsy.
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Sta
Wilow Run
Gaso
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Danson
Nickell
Roy Tanner
Cornick Oil Co
Ohio
Nickel
Patdan
Four Injured In US 112 Waffle Accident Near Tipton Highway
Four persons injured in a wreck on US 112 west of Tipton Highway at 9 10 p m. Henry Patrick 42 of Jackson driver of the Patrick car suffered severe cuts and bruises Julia Lucas 37 of Jackson suffered severe head and facial injuries when thrown through the windshield Both were admitted to Herrick hospital Robert B Sherts 20 of Detroit driver of the other car had a broken right arm and facial cuts Burl Jacobs 99 of Clinton a passenger in the Sherts car had multiple facial fractures Both men treated at Herrick hospital and released Patrick charged with reckless driving Edna Crunk 14 of Tecumseh cited for driving without an operator's license in a separate Tecumseh crash Sylvia Greenwald 50 of Rome Road cited for failure to yield at Toledo and North Locust Streets D C Culpepper 26 of 405 College Avenue involved in the same vicinity case Jessie Sue Gray 42 Tecumseh treated at Bixby hospital for injuries from a 342 p m crash John Rodebaugh 64 Tecumseh cited for failing to stop at stop sign after his car collided with Jess Gray’s El Street and Maple Avenue collision caused injuries and subsequent summons.
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Clinton
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Rome Road
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College Avenue
Jessie Sue Gray
Elm Street
Bixby Hospital
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Rodebaugh
Maple Avenue
Hoffa tantrum at monitor hearing sparks court clash
Teamsters union president James R. Hoffa erupted during a monitor hearing demanding a special union convention to end supervision, as depositions moved toward an April 27 trial that could oust him. He pressed for appeals court action while others sought to remove monitor Martin Fyodor O'Doboghie, a move that was denied.
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Monitor Board
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Schmidt
S Schmidt
New York
Kidnap Victim Eric Peugeot Freed in Paris
Four year old Eric Peugeot was freed by kidnappers in Paris early today. His father Bo land Peugeot spoke to reporters, saying he acted alone and would not press charges. Eric, calm but upset, was found on a sidewalk near his home after two men abducted him from a club. Police said the ransom amount and delivery details remain undisclosed.
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Undersea Firing Test Succeeds at San Clemente Island
A Navy Polaris missile test at San Clemente Island California marked a leap toward underwater weaponry. The 28 foot yellow missile powered from 100 feet depth, rose to 3800 feet despite 25 knot winds, and splashed down near the island. It was the 67th underwater launch but first with a real Polaris, previously dummy models.
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Probation Draw for Lenawee Man and Woman in Court
A Lenawee man and a woman named Dolores Mae French received two year probation after a circuit court session with Judge Rex Martir. French, 26, of Tecumseh, stole $19.30 of merchandise from an Aduas store and was ordered to pay $100 in costs plus 40 days in county jail with credit for time served. She had been previously sentenced for a two state shoplifting spree with five months in Detroit House of Correction. Charles Samuel Rush, 30, of 340 East Beecher Street, got two years probation for forging Elmer Seagraves’s name on an $84 check cashed at a service station. restitution of $? and $10 costs were ordered.
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Elmer Seagraves
Lenawee County
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Rockefeller Signals Return to Presidential Quest
Nelson Rockefeller, who ruled out a Republican bid last December, shows signs of edging back into the race. He plans an out-of-state tour, will speak for Republican candidates, and will not endorse Nixon for the nomination. He says he may consider a convention draft but expects none. he will cross that bridge if it comes. The Denver Post editors call him the most attractive GOP candidate, while Dirksen says Nixon remains the strongest choice for now. In the Democratic race, Kennedy leads Pennsylvania delegates, while Humphrey struggles with fundraising, and Brown denies supporting Kennedy. Adrian College students begin spring vacation with classes resuming April 25.
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Calif
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California
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Freezeout Drive Against Small Dairies Charged By House Group
A House small business subcommittee report accuses large dairies and supermarkets of driving small dairies and independent milk dealers from the trade. Detroit Flint and northern Indiana areas show price gouging, with half gallon sells as low as ten cents. Large dairies allegedly collude with chains to end home delivery, harming producers and local retailers.
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